What exactly does PR mean? About going abroad

PermanentResidence means permanent residence in English, so it is often called PR. Permanent residency is a right that allows people with permanent residency to live permanently in the country and enjoy the same treatment as citizens in many aspects.

The right of permanent residence refers to the right of individuals to stay permanently in a country, but they do not enjoy civil rights. People with permanent residency are called "permanent residents". The identity card of a permanent resident is usually called a green card.

Permanent residents can apply for naturalization as citizens after a period of time, but they must meet certain conditions. In the United States, people who get permanent residency through marriage can apply for naturalization after becoming permanent residents for three years, but others must be five years. Those who have joined the army can apply by express after 1 year.

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Foreigners who have obtained a "green card" will be disqualified by the police in any of the following circumstances: they may cause harm to national security and interests; Being sentenced to deportation by the people's court; Obtaining permanent residence qualification by illegal means such as providing false materials, or staying in China for less than 3 months without approval or staying in China for less than 1 year.

Foreigners can be granted permanent residence permits for foreign high-level talents working in our relevant units, foreign investors with relatively high direct investment in China, people who have made significant outstanding contributions to China or have special needs in the country, and family reunion personnel such as husband and wife reunion, minors relying on their parents, and elderly people relying on their relatives.

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